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Sorry everyone. It was my daughter's birthday and part of her birthday wish was that I would take the weekend off from the computer. Well timed, little girl. Well timed. As if the recruiting stuff wasn't enough, there is the start of the basketball summer league tonight. But what the hell, let's start the week weird with the Rushel Shell story. Running back Rushel Shell has decided not to transfer to UCLA because he wants to remain close to his Pennsylvania home, according to a person familiar with the situation who was not authorized to speak on the subject. Shell announced in April that he intended to come to UCLA. He had spent one season at Pittsburgh, where he gained 614 yards rushing. But Shell, who has twin daughters living in Pennsylvania, decided the distance was too great. He hopes to rejoin the Pittsburgh team. But does Pitt and Coach Paul Chryst want him back? Can they trust him? Could he play this season? The answer to the first and second questions appear to be unknown right now. He would have had to leave for Los Angeles this weekend for summer classes there, which begin today. Instead, he has decided to try to stay closer to home. At this point, the talks have been informal and it's unclear whether Pitt's coaching staff would allow Shell to return. Panthers coach Paul Chryst would have to weigh the pros and cons of welcoming back a player who, while supremely talented, left the team in spring practices. Those are big, big issues. Shell has been good at saying the right things. But following through on them. Actually putting in the work before playing the games. It has only become a bigger question. I don't have a great answer to this. If we are talking about Chryst changing the culture at Pitt football. And Chryst has maintained that he wants players that want to be at Pitt, then it doesn't seem possible to just let Shell come right back to the team. He quit the team. He felt that he didn't trust the coaches, and now that trust is broken on both sides. How is there time to rebuild that trust? Going against that is the fact that Shell, despite being a father is still an immature kid. He made what could be considered a rash and emotional decision that he didn't fully understand the ramifications of until the time of departure was staring him right in the face. At that point the gravity of the decision came down fully on him. It's easy to say that he made his bed, now he has to lie in it. Go to UCLA. You can't come back. But it isn't just him. It's his daughters. As a father, I can't ignore Shell's place in their life. And yes, there is the cold reality of the gridiron. It would appear that Shell would be able to come back to Pitt and play this very year if he and the coaching staff wanted it. Luckily one of the less commonly used transfer exceptions covers all three. Bylaw 22.214.171.124.8, the Return to Original Institution Without Participation or With Minimal Participation Exception says that a student-athlete can play immediately after a transfer if: The student transfers to a second four-year collegiate institution, does not compete at the second institution and does not engage in other countable athletically related activities in the involved sport at the second institution beyond a 14-consecutive-day period and returns to the original institution. The 14-consecutive-day period begins with the date on which the student-athlete first engages in any countable athletically related activity (see Bylaw 17.02.1). A student may use this exception even if he or she has an unfulfilled residence requirement at the institution from which he or she is transferring. This exception is available to athletes in any sport. Unlike the one-time transfer exception, an athlete can use it no matter how many times they have transfer in the past. Shell hasn't even started taking classes at UCLA, so under NCAA rules he could be right back at Pitt with no requirement by the NCAA to sit out a year. There would be an issue with getting UCLA to release him from the scholarship — otherwise Shell would have to pay his own way in 2013. As a coach, this has to be tempting. Not only from the talent he brings back to the position. But by the depth being restored there. As it stands, Pitt cannot redshirt James Conner. And to play him at running back, despite most projections suggesting how much better he would be on the defensive side of the ball. Potentially wasting a year of development of a player. It doesn't feel like there are any good choices here.
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Right thyroid hemiagenesis with adenoma and hyperplasia of parathyroid glands -case report
1 Surgical Oncology clinic, Institute for Oncology and Radiology of Serbia, Pasterova 14, Belgrade, 11000, Serbia
2 Department of Surgery, Kuma Hospital, 8-2-35, Shimoyamate-dori, Chuo-ku, Kobe, 650-0011, Japan
3 Department of Clinical Research, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA
4 Department of Pathology, Institute for Oncology and Radiology of Serbia, Pasterova 14, Belgrade, 11000, Serbia
5 University of Belgrade School of Medicine, Belgrade, 11000, Serbia
6 Institute for Oncology and Radiology of Serbia, Pasterova 14, Belgrade, 11000, Serbia
BMC Endocrine Disorders 2012, 12:29 doi:10.1186/1472-6823-12-29Published: 13 November 2012
Thyroid hemiagenesis is a rare anomaly, more commonly seen on the left side (ratio 4:1) and in females (ratio 3:1). The first to describe this anomaly was Handfield Jones in 1852.
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We present a 66 year old female patient with right thyroid hemiagenesis, parathyroid adenoma on the side of hemiagenesis and parathyroid hyperplasia on the contralateral side. The patient had neck pain and was diagnosed as Hashimto thyroiditis with hyperparathyroidism. Parathyroid hormone, thyroglobulin antibodies (Tg-Ab) and thyroid peroxidase antibodies (TPO-Ab) were elevated. Neck ultrasound and technetium 99mTc-methoxyisobutyl isonitrile (MIBI) scintigraphy confirmed the right thyroid hemiagenesis, but not adenoma of parathyroid glands. Intraoperatively, right thyroid hemiagenesis was confirmed and left loboistmectomy was performed with removal of left inferior hyperplastic parathyroid gland. Postoperative PTH (parathyroid hormone) levels were within normal range. Five months after the operation PTH level was elevated again with calcium values at the upper limit. MIBI scintigraphy was performed again which showed increased accumulation of MIBI in the projection of the right parathyroid gland. Surgical reexploration of the neck and excision of the right upper parathyroid adenoma was performed which was located behind cricoid laryngeal cartilage. After surgery a normalization of calcium and PTH occured.
From available literature we have not found the case that described parathyroid adenoma on the side of thyroid hemiagenesis,with parathyroid hyperplasia on the contralateral side.


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USJ Holiday Mart "A Southern Style Christmas" Is Coming November 21-23 In the South we love tradition, and one Holiday tradition in West Tennessee is the University School of Jackson's annual Holiday Mart. In its 44th year, this year's Mart is "A Southern Style Christmas" and will feature over 100 merchants from across the Southeast.. Visit usjholidaymart.com
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The official start of the Holiday Season begins with The Jackson Symphony's first Pops concert Saturday, December 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Carl Perkins Civic Center. This family friendly concert will feature two sensational guest artists, Sabrina Laney Warren and Dr. Stanley Warren, singing festive Holiday favorites! Santa Claus has promised to be there as well as Clara the Symphony Elf! Picture opportunities will be available as well. Visit www.thejacksonsym....
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New Year's Eve bash at The Barn at Snider Farms - get your neon, acid washed jeans, and mullets ready for an 80's prom! LIVE MUSIC from THE SUPER FIVE beginning at 8:00 p.m.! Check them out www.thesuper5.com. Tickets are $25 and benefit special needs children. Bring your own beverages - light appetizers and bottled water will be served. Call or text for more information 731-697-7897 Visit www.facebook.com/... to learn more.
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Bring the kiddos in for a Christmas treat at HaliHannigans Cupcakery! Their Christmas Kiddie Kups are adorable, delicious and can be purchased individually. PRE-ORDER OUR SPECIAL PARTY PACK then they are $17.95/dozen ($1.50 each)! Get all the same design or mix them up! Visit www.facebook.com/... to learn more!
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Welcome to the home of the Antique, Unique and Eclectic blend that is Carriage House Antique Market and Cafe´in Jackson, TN. Winner of the Jackson Sun Reader's Choice Award for Best Antique Mall and Best Place for Lunch for multiple years, and winner of the Jackson Chamber of Commerce Pinnacle Award for 2004. Visit www.facebook.com/... to learn more!
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Mike Walker will be inducted into the International Rock-A-Billy Hall of Fame, Downtown Jackson, 7:00 pm, Friday, December 13, 7:00 PM. Fresh from Branson, Missouri'a venues, he has performed with Kenny Chesney, Ronnie McDowell, Mickey Gilley and other major music icons. Tickets are $5.00 and a request for donations to help cover Storm Damage cost. Please make reservations @ (731) 217-3350 or visithttps://www.facebook.com/pages/International-Rock-A-Billy-Hall-of-Fame-and-Museum/245511058801613
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U of M, Lambuth EMI Christmas release is called, "Santa, Come to Jackson" and is on iTunes, Spotify, and Rhapsody. Be on the lookout for the official music video! A Portion of the proceeds will go to the Exchange Club Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse Visit https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/santa-come-to-jackson-feat./id772048895?i=772048912&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
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Don't want coal for Christmas? Come to the Tennessee River Museum and let Santa know on Dec. 10 from 9-10 a.m.! Visit www.facebook.com/... to learn more!
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"Black Friday" and "Cyber Monday" might be over, but for the second straight year the Generals are offering special deals and discounts leading up to Christmas. The "12 Days of Christmas" event will begin on Monday, December 9th and will include amazing deals and discounts on tickets, merchandise and much more for the baseball fan in your family. Visit www.facebook.com/... to learn more.
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First Presbyterian Church Huntingdon is honored to have Steven Whitson in Concert on December 15 at 2pm. Please join us. Visit www.facebook.com/... to learn more.
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Bolivar, Tennessee, December 15th, 2-4 pm, when the Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities (APTA) will be conducting our Annual Christmas Open House at The Pillars in Bolivar, Tennessee. Every year during the Christmas season, the Hardeman County Chapter of APTA, invites the public to The Pillars, for a free open house. Refreshments will be served and tours given. Visit www.facebook.com/... to learn more.
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Friday, Dec. 13, 2013 at 7:00 PM Ned R. McWherter West TN Cultural Arts Center, Downtown Jackson, TN, Robin Spielberg is one of America's most beloved pianist/composers. The trio delights audiences with the music that has become woven into the fabric of American culture. Visit www.cityofjackson... for more information.
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Local author Anne Churchill shares The Jerusalem Donkey Legend. The legend tells us that the donkey that carried Jesus into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday also followed him to Calvary, for the donkey loved the Lord. Appalled by the sight of Jesus on the cross, the donkey turned away but could not leave. The shadow of the cross fell upon his shoulders and back, forever marking him and all of his descendants. Visit www.thejerusalemd... to learn more.
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Bed Bath & BeyondRead MoreFind some furniture that suits your personal style at Bed Bath & Beyond in Spring Hill and give your home some flavor. These tasty and nutritious snacks will help you push through your long workday. This place lets you recreate the wonders of fair fare by offering terrific vinegar and oil options to help you make everyone's favorite, vinegar and french fries! At Bed Bath & Beyond, you can grab some fresh noodles, channel your inner chef and get your cook on. Take care of your thirst quickly with a bottle of refreshing water from Bed Bath & Beyond. Add a little bit of sweet goodness to all your baked goods for top-notch flavor and form. Pick up your staples at Bed Bath & Beyond. If you like to try out different recipes and experiment with different flavors, you will love the selection of spices and seasonings that this store has to offer. When you need to prepare a quick and healthy meal, some canned goods from Bed Bath & Beyond will do the trick. Health-conscious eaters will love cooking with the fresh produce available here. A frozen meal is just what you want when chopping, dicing, sauteing, and slicing isn't in the cards. Healthy eaters realize the importance of dairy in their diet. Make sure you're getting your fill of Vitamin D with dairy products from Bed Bath & Beyond. The exquisite coffees and teas from here are great for an after-dinner beverage or a pick-me-up during your workday. If cooking isn't your forte, frozen food is an easy fix. Stock your freezer with delicious meals seven days a week! Health nuts will go crazy for the refreshing beverages available here, a great way to stay happy and hydrated. Catch all your omega-3 fatty acids! Fish are delicious and nutritious, so start planning your next seafood platter. While you're stopping in today, you'll love browsing their selection of terrific meats. Cereal tastes so good, you'll want to eat it around the clock (so go ahead!). Pick up a loaf of bread from Bed Bath & Beyond and get creative with your breakfast, lunch and dinner meal planning. Drivers will love the easy parking options just steps away from Bed Bath & Beyond. Give your home a face lift with some quality furniture from Bed Bath & Beyond in Spring Hill.1030 Crossings BlvdSpring Hill, TN US
Kirkland'sRead MoreFind the best furniture deals and steals at Kirkland's in Spring Hill and go home with a stunning new furniture set. If you are decorating a home or commercial office, find some great office furniture deals at this store. If you are starting to redecorate your home, start with some new furniture from here, such as living room furniture. Pick up the perfect towel rack or cute set of cabinets and make sure all your bathroom furniture goes well together. Splurge on a new bedroom set from here, such as bedroom furniture, and enjoy the benefits of a beautifully designed and well-furnished bedroom. Outfit your patio with some great outdoor furniture and gear up for cookouts and company. It's time to make your living space even more livable with rugs, throw pillows, and vases. What kind of artwork catches your eye? Swing by this store for a look at some of the finest pieces in town. Give your walls some love. This store has fun decorations including curtains and mirrors. Drivers will love the easy parking options just steps away from Kirkland's. Visit Kirkland's in Spring Hill and browse the great selection of furniture items, from living room sets to kitchen sets.1035 Crossings BlvdSpring Hill, TN US
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So, even in the department of hymnody, the Greek Church is showing no signs of falling away, and, although she refuses to admit modern productions into her Church services, and adheres to the hymns of her early hymn-writers (an attitude, by the way, very similar to what we in Scotland maintained until very recent times, when psalms alone were permitted in our canonical services, to the exclusion of all hymns), she has yet a band of hymn-writers who uphold a noble succession, and keep adding to her treasury of praise, encouraged in their gracious work by the co
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What are the social network numbers in 2014? Just how many people are using Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Google+, and more?
The social network numbers are staggering. There are 7.2 billion people on planet Earth – the top 21 social networks have a combined 5.7 billion user profiles. More than a third of the world population now has access to the internet.
Some people still argue that Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and the other top networks are huge time wasters. Maybe so. But the numbers tell a story. To dismiss social networking as irrelevant feels similar to the great Yogi Berra quote: "No one goes to that restaurant anymore because it's too crowded."
Whether you join a network because it's the newest craze, to connect with old and new friends, to entertain, to be entertained, to market and sell, to buy – or some combination that includes other reasons, here is what is happening in the universe of social networks in 2014. [Read more…]
One of my high school friends, Matt Goeller, posted the following thoughts on Facebook. Like him, they are intelligent, articulate, thought-provoking, and maybe just a little contrarian! I appreciate him giving permission to share what he wrote through my blog. You might agree – or disagree – in all or part, but what a great reminder to think carefully about who determines our perceptions of what is happening in front of our very eyes.
So . . . is America at its best ever? Is that remotely possible?
I read a Facebook post from a friend who I know to be thoughtful and reasonably positive. But on this particular day he was questioning the values of our country and its people based on the fact that he had read more about Caitlyn Jenner winning a sports hero award than he had about servicemen being murdered on American soil. His closing comment was a sarcastic one about what a great time it is to be an American.
I feel it is a great time to be an American, but too many of us feel a sense of doom and gloom.
Is it possible that America is no different or even better than it ever was and that you may be using the wrong yardstick to pass judgement on your country and its citizens? Allowing yourself to perceive the values of our nation by what you read or hear about via social media and network news reports is a terrible idea. Both of those types of "reporting" exist for a singular reason that has nothing to do with reporting news. It is there only to provide eyes and ears for advertisers. [Read more…]


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At NUI Galway, we believe that the best learning takes place when you apply what you learn in a real world context. That's why many of our courses include work placements or community projects.
Public Law (LLM, full-time or part-time)
LLM (Public Law)—full-time and part-time
College of Business, Public Policy, & Law
Course overview
The LLM in Public Law suite of programmes examines emerging and topical issues in public law from a comparative and international perspective. The programmes will be of interest to students who have completed their primary law degree as well as legal practitioners, public servants and others seeking to develop or update their knowledge of public law and legal research skills.
Students may be awarded the degree of LL.M in Public Law or can opt for a specialised denomination by taking specific optional modules. The specialisations are:
- LL.M in Public Law & Criminal Justice,
- LL.M in Public Law & Social Justice or
- LL.M in Public Law & Administration.
Special Features:
- Seminars: Teaching takes the form of small group seminars, which are complemented by presentations from guest speakers who are experts in the field.
- Conferences: Students are also encouraged to attend and, where possible, present papers at relevant conferences.
- Journals: Students are also encouraged to publish some of their work in student and mainstream law journals.
Key facts
Entry requirements
Applicants must have a degree in law (Honours 2.1 or higher) or an interdisciplinary degree, which includes a substantial law component (Honours 2:1 or equivalent). In exceptional circumstances, applicants who hold a degree other than a law degree and who have relevant education and/or professional experience in law may be considered.
1 year, full-time
2 years, part-time
Next start date: September 2016
Average intake: 25
Closing date: Please refer to the offer rounds/closing date webpage.
Course outline
The programme aims to provide a solid grounding in the theory, substance and application of Public Law for future practitioners, academics and policy makers, and gives students a keen understanding of the most pressing issues for public interest litigation in both the state and private sectors. Led by a dynamic team of experts at NUI Galway, with national, European and international teaching and research profiles, students will acquire expertise in their chosen subjects across a range of different areas, with a focus particularly on law reform, social justice, policy and administration. Students can now obtain an LLM in Public Law or choose to specialise for an award of LLM in Public Law & Criminal Justice, LLM in Public Law & Social Justice or LLM in Public Law & Administration. The programme also puts a strong emphasis on research and presentation skills.
Foundational Courses (Mandatory):
- Advanced Legal Research and Methods
- Law, Regulation and Policy
- Minor Thesis
Optional Courses:
- Activism, Advocacy and Public Interest Law
- Comparative Criminal Process
- Contemporary Issues in Law and Society
- Disability Law: Contemporary Law Reform Challenges in the National and International Sphere
- Equality Law: Principles and Thematic Application
- Immigration Law: Between Sovereignty and Equality
- Local Government Law
- Minors, Minority Groups and the Criminal Justice System
- Processes of Law Reform
- Sentencing and Penal Policy
- The Criminal Jury
- Theories of Judicial Activism
Applications and selections
Who teaches this course?
- Dr. Charles O'Mahony
- Dr. Eoin Daly
- Dr. Ciara Smyth
- Dr. Conor Hanly
- Prof. Donncha O'Connell
- Prof. Gerard Quinn
- Mr. Larry Donnelly
- Dr. Ioanna Tourkochoriti
- Dr. Mary Keys
- Dr. Padraic Kenna
- Ms. Shivaun Quinlivan
- Mr. Tom O'Malley
Requirements and assessment
Find out more
Download the newly updated LLM in Public Law brochure. For more information on the programme and an overview of some of the distinctive and diverse courses on offer on the LL.M in Public Law please visit our YouTube account.
Contact the Programme Directors:
Dr Charles O'Mahony
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Career opportunities
The LL.M in Public Law favourably situates students to pursue a career as solicitors or barristers or to pursue a variety of other job opportunities. Graduates go on to work in private practice in large commercial law firms or working in the public sector. The programme provides excellent opportunities for students not wishing to practice law to pursue alternative careers in law. Graduates of the LL.M in Pubic Law have secured positions as legal researchers with the Law Reform Commission, Attorney General's Office, Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions and the Court Service. Graduates also secure positions with leading national and international law firms and a range of other employers.
The LL.M in Public Law is of interest to students interested in a career in academia. Graduates of the programme have secured funding to pursue Ph.D research in Ireland, the UK, Europe and the US and are now working in universities around the world. Students on the LL.M in Public Law use the programme to identify topics for doctoral research. Students of the LL.M have been successfully in securing funding for Ph.D research from the Irish Research Council, the NUI Travelling Scholarship and from international funders in Europe and the United States.
For further graduate testimonials please consult the LLM in Public Law brochure.
Work placement
One of the unique aspects of the LL.M in Public Law is that students on the programme have the opportunity to take up funded international internships during the summer. The scholarships are open to all students enrolled on the LL.M in Public Law and are awarded on the basis of an application and interview. Students have completed internships with the Mental Disability Advocacy Centre in Budapest, JUSTICE in London and the Court of Appeal in the Seychelles.
In addition, students of the LL.M in Public Law have been successful in securing national internships with the Courts Service, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, PILA, FLAC and solicitors' firms.
PAC code
GYL04, full-time
GYL05, part-time
Fees for this course
EU (Total): €6,015 p.a. 2015/16
- Tuition: €5,791 p.a. 2015/16
- Student levy: €224 p.a. 2015/16
Non-EU (Total): €13,250 p.a. 2015/16
EU Full time programme: €6,015 p.a.; EU Part time programme: €3,065 p.a.
Postgraduate students in receipt of a SUSI grant – please note an F4 grant is where SUSI will pay €2,000 towards your tuition. You will be liable for the remainder of the total fee. An F5 grant is where SUSI will pay TUITION up to a maximum of €6,270. SUSI will not cover the student levy of €224.
Current students
Sandra Murphy
LLM (Public Law) part-time student
"I always had an interest in furthering my academic career but thought it would be impossible due to my position as a partner in a busy solicitor's office. The two year(part time) LL.M program offered by NUI Galway was the answer to my prayers. The way the program is designed allows me to attend college and study while continuing my role as a solicitor and the fact that the course is spread over the two years made this possible. I have found the course itself interesting, stimulating and challenging. As a student returning to NUI Galway after twenty two years I was nervous and unsure but the friendly and helpful faculty staff soon put me at my ease. I am enjoying the course hugely and have found that my experience of life and my life as a solicitor has given me a greater understanding and appreciation for the course."
Past students
Thomas Mahon
"The decision to do the LL.M in Public Law was one of the best I have ever made. The programme was extraordinarily fulfilling, enjoyable and challenging. The course is tremendous and brilliantly put together. I was particularly impressed with the dynamic team of experts teaching on the programme. They provided me with uncomplicated guidance, support, encouragement and no-nonsense expertise. The LL.M presented me with a unique opportunity to grapple with topical issues of practical importance in public law. It has also given me an ability to critically appraise the problems, which arise for law and policymakers in this extremely important area. In my view, this course provides an ideal foundation for students and practitioners interested in the theory, substance and application of public law."


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David Atkinson
About me
I've been visiting the Lake District since I was wearing short trousers. More recently, I returned to explore with fresh eyes, both as the author of the Footprint guidebook, Lake District with Kids (http://www.footprinttravelguides.com/c/1421/travel-with-kids/&Action=pro...), and on family trips as father to two little girls. These trips have spawned numerous articles on Cumbria for the travel sections of newspapers, such as The Independent and magazines, including Heritage, Walk and Coast (find cuttings at www.atkinsondavid.co.uk).
I've stayed in all types of accommodation from luxury hotels to camping pods and indulged my passion for the excellent local cuisine everywhere from Michelin stars to service stations. I've walked the fells and visited the museums. I've even jostled with Japanese coach parties fixated with Beatrix Potter.
When I'm not exploring the Lakeland fells or sampling the tastiest Cumberland sausage at Cumbria's latest gastropub, or on my travels elsewhere, I'm at home in Chester. You will find me writing articles, blogging at http://nowhitthenorth.wordpress.com, reading bedtime stories and sneaking out for a pint of Guinness.
My Lake District
Where I always grab a beer: The Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal (Highgate, Kendal LA9 4HE; +44 1539 725133; www.breweryarts.co.uk) is a little gem. Grab a pint of local ale, snack on the pizza menu and maybe even catch a film. Perfect for a wet afternoon.
My favourite dining spot: I'm a big fan of the Cumbrian gastropub for its combination of local produce, no-fuss cooking and a pint of local ale. Some of the big names are a bit bloated on their reputation these days but a new discovery, and now a firm favourite for me, is the family run Brown Horse Inn at Winster (Crook Road, Windermere LA23 3NR; +44 1539 443443; www.thebrownhorseinn.co.uk). Great food and microbrewery ales.
Best place for people watching: For a free people-watching sideshow, tag along with a Japanese group about to descend on the gift shop at the World of Beatrix Potter (Bowness-on-Windermere, LA23 3BX; +44 844 504 1233; www.hop-skip-jump.com) – 20 years in 2011 of over-excited shouts of 'kawaii'.
Where to be seen: Go Michelin starred. L'Enclume (Cavendish Street, Cartmel LA11 6PZ; +44 1539 536362; www.lenclume.co.uk) is Simon Rogan's flagship eatery, a haven of chic design and unfathomable dishes. Swanky.
Most breathtaking view: Sunset across to Wasdale Head from Wastwater. Don't believe me? You voted it England's favourite view.
My favourite stroll: It has to be Grasmere. Wordsworth called it "the fairest place on earth" and the Daffodil Garden Trail, just by the graveyard where he is buried, never fails to move me.
The best spot for some peace and quiet: To sit and ponder, nowhere beats Innominate Tarn, just below the summit of Haystacks. Alfred Wainwright requested his ashes be scattered there to avoid the crowds for eternity.
Where I'd go on a date: Call me an old romantic, but if the local food and ale at hot new gastropub, The Plough Inn & Restaurant, near Kirkby Lonsdale, doesn't win her over, then it's her loss (Cow Brow, Lupton LA6 1PJ; +44 1539 567700; www.theploughatlupton.co.uk).
One to watch: Major new developments this year at Piel Island, situated off the Cumbrian coast at Barrow in Furness, bring new b&b accommodation, a visitor centre and a chance to be knighted by the King of Piel (07516 453 784; www.pielisland.co.uk).
Don't leave without: At least putting your walking boots on once (try Catbells if stuck), taking a lake cruise, wandering lonely as a cloud, sinking a pint at the Hawkshead Brewery, stocking up on Cumberland sausage and breaking your journey at Tebay Services. No, really. Trust me.
My expert information
"A sort of national property in which every man has a right and interest who has an eye to perceive and a heart to enjoy." – William Wordsworth, Guide to the Lakes (1810).
Wordsworth, the Lake District's most famous son, puts it so well: the truth is we all can find something to love about the Lakes.
And with holidays at home firmly back on the agenda, it's a region that is surprisingly adept at reinventing itself for a new generation of eager-to-explore visitors.Read more...
For a great central location.
All rounder
Ambleside, located at the northern tip of Lake Windermere, is a major transport hub for boats, buses and cars (but beware those heavily congested roads in summer). It is home to huge range of hotels (see my Ambleside hotels page), plus it boasts shopping, dining and a host of attractions on the doorstep.Read more...
For romantic bookworms.
Literary giants
William Wordsworth rented a cottage in tiny Grasmere during the late 18th century and it has been home to the Romantic literary movement ever since. The big-name attractions of his former homes and his family grave ensure his legacy is today writ large across the tiny, grass-valley hamlet. For more details, see my Lake District attractions page for more.Read more...
For tales of Beatrix Potter.
Top of the hill
While the tiny, traffic-free hamlet of Hawkshead is a picture-postcard idyll of cobbled streets and inviting cafes, it's the nearby village of Near Sawrey that serves as the main draw. The reason? Hil Top (see my Lake District attractions page for more details). The house that belonged to Beatrix Potter, and the landscape that inspired her stories, today attracts visitors from all over the globe.Read more...
For grass-roots Cumbria.
Local community
Kendal lies just outside the Lake District National Park boundary and, as such, escapes the frenzy of the other tourist-heavy honey pots – despite being just 20 minutes from Windermere by car. It has a more living, breathing feel with a good range of shops, restaurants and an excellent local arts centre, The Brewery – see my Lake District nightlife page for more.Read more...
For lakes and fells.
TV dinners
The commercial centre of the northern Lakes, the market town of Keswick has grown to become an important base for visitors. But, despite the abundance of places to eat and stay around the pedestrianised Market Place, plus the beacon-like eatery from TV chef Peter Sidwell, it still feels like a typically Lakeland town.
The community guide Indulge yourself in the Lake District has more.Read more...
For a real Cumbrian market town.
Local shops for local people
'Old Red Town' is the hub for visiting the northeastern Lakes and located just off junction 40 of the M6. It's a more workaday affair than the other places listed with traditional shops, cobbled streets and a ruined castle.
The Dark Lake
Rather than a place to stay per se, Penrith is a good place to stock up on supplies and visit the excellent tourist information centre before exploring the country roads around Ullswater, Cumbria's second largest lake.Read more...
For the heart of the action.
Take to the water
Windermere is split confusingly between Windermere town with its train station and Bowness-on-Windermere, the accommodation hub and base for the must-do Windermere Lake Cruises (see my Lake District attractions page). It's the beating heart of the Lakes, bustling with infrastructure and packed out in high season – you have been warned.
The community guide Windermere: loveliest of lakes has more.Read more...


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Peters Township has its first WPIAL boys individual golf title
Sophomore Hunter Bruce shoots a 1-over 73 at Southpointe Golf Club to hold on for WPIAL Class AAA championship
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Bobcats' girls volleyball team is living up to expectations after a strong postseason run last year.
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Yellowjackets reshuffle lineup and girls volleyball team is stronger than ever.
Fox Chapel duo wins Class AAA girls tennis doubles crown
Laurel Shymansky and Amanda Nord won the WPIAL Class AAA girls doubles championship, while Zoe Bojalad and Emily Kraus won it in Class AA.
WPIAL Class AAA and AA girls golf championships
Hampton's Balish, Greensburg Central Catholic's Zambruno have somewhat similar stories in winning WPIAL individual girls titles.
The second Pittsburgh City League Hall of Fame class announced
The 23 inductees include two former NFL players, a bronze medalist from the 1948 Olympics and a former WNBA player.
2015-16 PIHL hockey preview
Shaler moves back up to Class AAA, should be a Penguins Cup contender after losing in the semifinals in 2014-15.
High school highlights: Repeat titles at Schenley Park Oval
Two runners placed first again in a big cross country meet Saturday: Nick Wolk (Peters Township) and Lauren Finikiotis (Oakland Catholic).
Defending PIAA champion from Sewickley Academy adds WPIAL title
Junior Jason Li slips past teammate for Class AA boys golf championship at his home course, Allegheny Country Club.
North/South/East/West Xtra: Fox Chapel duo ready to reclaim its title
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Despite leading their section, Spartans face another low seed in the postseason.
North Xtra: Mars, Quaker Valley pay the price for success
After dominating PIHL Class A hockey, both teams are now forced to move up to Class AA.
North Xtra: Underdog Mars Area welcomes the challenge
Despite being the smallest school in Class AAA, the girls volleyball team is holding its own in Section 3.
South/East Xtra: Serra Catholic ready for second-half run
Girls volleyball team looks to avenge early loss in rugged Section 2.
High school highlights: Seneca Valley girls knock Pine-Richland from unbeaten ranks
The Raiders' shutout of the previously unbeaten and fifth-ranked Rams opens the door for themselves and North Allegheny.
High school highlights: Allderdice gets revenge on Brashear
No. 1 Dragons win rematch of last season's City League football title game against No. 2 Bulls.
West Xtra: Beaver Area junior captures WPIAL title
Anne Taylor upsets top seed to win Class AA singles championship.
West Xtra: Moon Area off to impressive start
Victories in two tournaments in three weeks set the tone for girls volleyball team.
North Xtra: Shady Side senior defends WPIAL title
Ananya Dua defeats North Allegheny's Anna Li to retain her individual singles championship.
North Xtra: Talented Seneca Valley ready for Section 3 battle
Girls volleyball team returns plenty of starters and is taking advantage of all that experience.
South Xtra: Disappointing finish for Upper St. Clair senior
Charlotte Madson loses in WPIAL semifinals, then falls in Class AAA singles consolation match.
South Xtra: Bethel Park standout chooses volleyball
Jake Dixon also excels at football and basketball, but commits to Lewis University for volleyball.
South Xtra: Thomas Jefferson surges despite injuries
Girls volleyball team has remarkable string of bad luck, but still manages to rise to the top.
East Xtra: Once again, Franklin Regional senior falls in semifinals
For third year in a row, Natalia Perry comes up short in her quest for a WPIAL Class AAA singles championship.
East Xtra: Gateway senior hoping to strike gold
PA Cyber student Johnna Beehner fine-tunes her golf game to became one of WPIAL's top players.
East Xtra: Greensburg CC golfer competes at Augusta
Olivia Zambruno finishes 10th in national competition and experiences the thrill of the Masters.
East Xtra: Hempfield hockey standout skips senior season
Garet Ciaramella, one of the top PIHL goaltenders, will play for the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Junior Knights U-18 team.
WPIAL tennis championships: Shady Side's Dua prevails in final
Claims second Class AAA crown in row, 6-3, 6-4.
North/South/East/West Xtra: WPIAL girls singles tournament gets under way Monday
Ananya Dua of Shady Side is the Class AAA favorite. The Class AA field is wide open.
North Xtra: Reigning champs looking to repeat
Anthony Cordaro of Fox Chapel and Chris Tanabe of Quaker Valley set out to retain their WPIAL golf titles.
North Xtra: Pine-Richland in good shape to continue playoff run
Conditioning program has girls volleyball team primed for fourth postseason appearance under coach Amanda Fetter.
North/West Xtra: Sewickley Academy junior finishes second at Invitational
Griffin Mackey wins Class A race at Red, White and Blue Invitational, but loses to rival.
South Xtra: Ringgold's athletic future is Grimm
Former girls basketball coach Laura Grimm takes over as athletic director.
South Xtra: Baldwin leaves other teams in the dark
Girls volleyball team wins Upper St. Clair tournament for second year in a row.
East Xtra: Oakland Catholic junior leads pack at invitational
Lauren Finikiotis, a Mars Borough resident, captures Class AAA race at Red, White and Blue cross country meet.
East Xtra: Surprising Oakland Catholic off to strong start
Expected to be in a rebuilding process, girls volleyball team retools in a hurry.
West Xtra: Beaver Falls senior looks to defend title
Dom Perretta is one of the top cross country runners in the WPIAL.
West Xtra: Beaver Falls coach pulling double duty
Doug Biega, longtime basketball coach for Tigers, enjoys his time outside as head of cross country program.
West Xtra: New motto inspires Blackhawk
Girls volleyball team ready for another dogfight in rugged Class AA Section 1.
Panthers guard Yacine Diop faces charges after a reported incident on campus last month.


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Get the latest news from the Cincinnati Health Department.
- September 30, 2015
- Cincinnati Health Department Awarded $941,466 for Madisonville Health Center Renovation
The Braxton Cann Memorial Health Center, owned and operated by the Cincinnati Health Department, is getting a makeover thanks to a $941,466 federal grant.
- September 24, 2015
- More Local Mosquitoes Test Positive for West Nile Virus
The Cincinnati Health Department confirmed two more batches of mosquitoes tested positive for West Nile Virus at Lunken Airport and Metropolitan Sewer District Treatment Plant.
- September 23, 2015
- CHD Names Dr. O'Dell Owens New Medical Director
The Cincinnati Board of Health approved the appointment of Dr. O'Dell Owens as Medical Director for the Cincinnati Health Department.
- September 18, 2015
- PHOTOS: Transformed Price Hill Health Center
Here's a look inside the new-look Price Hill Health Center. Nearly every surface of the full-service clinic was touched with a splash of color, one-of-a-kind works of art, or inspirational messages directed at mothers, children and families.
- September 18, 2015
- Cradle Cincinnati partners transform CHD's Price Hill Health Center
Cradle Cincinnati, a collaborative focused on reducing infant deaths, rededicated the Cincinnati Health Department's Price Hill Community Health Center on Friday after months of hard work transforming the space into a more welcoming place for mothers and young families.
- September 16, 2015
- Nutrition Program Connects CPS Students, Teachers to Healthy Eating Habits
Teachers at Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) are sharing a meal each Monday with their students to help model healthy eating habits.
- September 11, 2015
- Recreational Public Health Advisory Issued For Ohio River
Local public health officials have issued a recreational public health advisory for the Ohio River as a result of microcystin levels tested in river water samples.
- September 4, 2015
- Potential for Blue-Green Algae in Ohio River
As Tri-State residents take to the river this weekend, local health departments say conditions are favorable for blue-green algae, also known as cyanobacteria, to bloom locally. Algal blooms occurred east of Portsmouth, Ohio, but none have been detected in the Greater Cincinnati river water.
- August 28, 2015
- Health Officials: Wash Hands Frequently to Curb Spread of Shigella
The Cincinnati Health Department (CHD) is urging childcare workers and caregivers to practice frequent handwashing to curb the spread of Shigella, a diarrheal illness that is on the rise.
- August 25, 2015
- Cincinnati Mosquito Pool Tests Positive for West Nile Virus
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The first epistle to the Thessalonians was probably the earliest that Paul wrote.
You will need to look back at the seventeenth chapter of the Acts in order to get the history of the church at Thessalonica. There you will learn that it was founded by Paul in company with Silas and Timothy, and probably Luke, on the second missionary journey of the first named. They had crossed over into Macedonia from Troas, first visiting Philippi, where Paul and Silas had been imprisoned, and then came down to Thessalonica. They were permitted to remain there but three Sabbath days when persecution drove them down to Berea. Driven out of Berea subsequently, Paul entered Athens and then later, Corinth. Here Timothy, who had evidently returned to Thessalonica for the purpose, brought to Paul a report of the situation there, whereupon the apostle addressed this epistle or letter, to them.
I. Salutation, 1:1.
Whose names are associated with that of Paul therein? This, not because either of them is to be regarded as associated with him jointly in the production of the letter, of which he alone is to be considered the inspired author, but because they were equally known to the church at Thessalonica, and hence united with him in the greeting. You will notice that phrase "the 'church' of the Thessalonians." Is it used in the case of any other body of Christians to which Paul has addressed himself? How shall we explain this peculiarity? Some think it was the only church worthy of the name, and indeed, as a matter of fact, Paul has very little to condemn or criticize in this church as compared with the others.
II. Thanksgiving and Testimony, 1:2-10.
This gives us in a few words (v. 3), a very complete and satisfactory picture of the spiritual condition of the church. Can you name the triad of graces of which it speaks? And what further in that verse shows their absolute genuineness? What conviction touching the standing of these Christians does this spiritual fruitage awaken in Paul's mind (v. 4)? And yet, after all, may this conviction have come to him only after seeing these fruits, or may it have been borne in on his soul from the very beginning of his ministry among them? Do Christian workers now-a-days, missionaries and evangelists, ever have such a conviction in advance about any people or place? Compare Acts 18:10.
What explains this rich spiritual fruitage in Thessalonica (v. 5)? What is there in that same verse which suggests that the character of Paul and his fellow-workers had much to do, from the human side, with this unwonted spiritual power?
Following this thanksgiving, I know no better word to characterize the conclusion of this first chapter than that of Paul's testimony to the church (vv. 6-10). A testimony which, in a way, carries out the allusion to the triad of graces in verse 3. He testifies to their obedience (v. 6), their spiritual joy in the midst of affliction (same verse), their consistency as disciples (v. 7), and their missionary spirit (vv. 8-10). I am not sure that this last reference to the way in which the gospel sounded out from them applies so much to a direct agency in missionary work as to an indirect. Perhaps it was the report of their Christian life and character carried by travelers and others to distant parts, that constituted this missionary work they did, and yet in a vital sense it was they who did it. What is there in verse 9 to indicate that this church was composed chiefly of Gentile Christians? What in verse 10 indicates that Paul in his preaching there laid stress on the second coming of Christ?
III. Character of Paul as a Christian Worker, 2:1-6.
Under the head of "Thanksgiving" we saw that the power of the Spirit accompanying Paul's ministry in Thessalonica was accounted for in a measure by the "manner of man" he was among them, i. e., by his own character and life as a Christian witness. And now at the second chapter of the epistle he describes that character and life. He does this not in any spirit of boasting or self-glorying, of course, but as a further testimony to the reality of the gospel he preached, and for the glory of the grace of God. They had known him to be a very bold and courageous man even in the physical sense (vv. 1,2); very faithful and impartial in his teaching, with his thought not so much on gaining favor with them as on pleasing God who had committed the gospel to him (vv. 3-6); very kind and affectionate nevertheless (vv. 7, 8); very unselfish and disinterested, working with his own hands for his temporal support as at Corinth, lest he should prejudice them against the salvation he proclaimed (v. 9); and finally, very holy and consistent throughout, so that they could not lay a finger on anything he said or did while among them not in accordance with the standard he held up. It was for these reasons doubtless, that his gospel so recommended itself to them, and he was able to say what he does about its reception in verses 13-16, which please examine.
IV. Origin of the epistle, 2:17-3:13.
The circumstances under which Paul came to write this letter, already outlined, are given in his own words in that part of it we are not to consider. He desired to visit them again (v. 17); but was hindered by Satan (v. 18), doubtless through the instrumentality of the bitter persecution stirred up against him. He had, therefore, sent Timothy (from Berea) to comfort and establish them in his stead (3:1-5); who now had returned to him (at Corinth doubtless, Acts 18:1-5), with a good report of their condition (3:6-10). This only made him pray the more earnestly that he might get to see them, and that in the meantime their love and holiness might abound and grow (vv. 11-13).
V. Sins Rebuked, 4:1-12.
The church at Thessalonica was not entirely "without rebuke," however, as the opening of the fourth chapter shows. Moreover, at first sight, the need of the rebuke seems to be of the gravest character, the grossest sins of the flesh being involved (vv. 1-8). How is it possible that Christians, and especially those as highly commended as these, could be guilty of such things? There is no apology to be made for them, but there is an explanation. The church was chiefly composed, not of Jewish, but Gentile Christians (Acts 17:4; 1 Thess. 1:9), who, prior to their conversion, had been living in heathenism, as were their forefathers for centuries, and in the commission of these sins without realizing them to be such. Indeed, the grossest licentiousness was, and is still, connected with certain forms of pagan worship. We can readily understand, therefore, why it was difficult for them to see the blackness of such crimes, and why they were slow to renounce them. Had they been Jewish rather than Gentile believers such acts would not have been charged against them, because of their knowledge of their true character as learned from the Holy Scriptures. These the Jews possessed, but the Gentiles had no acquaintance with them. It is a relief to note that the apostolic admonition in this case was sufficient, since in the following epistle to this same people no mention is necessary to be made of the sin of fornication.
A rebuke, or at least an exhortation, touching brotherly love follows (vv. 9, 10), and especially one concerning idleness (vv. 11, 12). Some have thought the idleness to be accounted for by a misunderstanding as to what Paul had taught about the second coming of Christ. If that event were near, and the glory of the kingdom soon to be participated in, why labor so assiduously as before? Perhaps it was expected day by day, and if so, one can easily understand how those who were lacking in spiritual balance, should throw off their usual restraint and become less regardful of the proprieties and necessities of the present life.
At all events, notice for its practical value, that their idleness led to "busybodyness" as it always does. Notice also the two very practical reasons for renouncing that sin, first that they might "walk honestly toward them that are without," and secondly, that they "might have need of nothing." "Them that are without" are, of course, their non-Christian neighbors, and it was vital they should not fall into their debt without the prospect of liquidating it. It was equally vital that their neglect of occupation should not lead them into beggary.
VI. Doctrinal Error Corrected, 4:13-5:11.
We now touch upon that part of the epistle which suggests the strongest reason for its writing. We have seen that in Paul's preaching at Thessalonica he had laid much stress on the second coming of Christ, leaving the impression on the church that the event was imminent, and that they who were ready to receive Christ when He came should enter into His glory with Him. But in the meantime, as the weeks, and perhaps months, rolled by, some of their number died, died without seeing Christ or partaking of that promised glory. They who remained sorrowed greatly on this account, feeling perhaps that theirs would be a great advantage over the dead saints when Christ came. Paul proceeds to set them right on this subject, in the course of which he outlines the great and blessed hope of the church in its "rapture" at Christ's coming, as we meet with it in no other part of the New Testament.
Analyzing 4:13-5:11, in detail, he first exhorts the bereaved not to "sorrow as those that had no hope." Sorrow was permitted, but not the sorrow of the world. He next expresses the ground on which such sorrow may be removed. The departed saints will come back again to this earth when Jesus comes. We have the same reason for believing this as for believing in the death and resurrection of Jesus. Moreover, the further good news he is about to reveal to them, he has received as a special revelation from the Lord. No one else was told this, and no one else reveals it but Paul, namely: That we which are alive and remain on the earth in the flesh when Christ comes shall not precede, that is, go before, or have any advantage in the matter of time over the dead saints. The Lord Himself shall descend from Heaven with a shout, and the dead, not all the dead, but they who have died in the faith of Christ, shall rise first. Their bodies will be raised from their graves and re-united to their souls in a glorified condition. Then we Christians who are alive and remain upon the earth at that time shall be "caught up" together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. This is what is called the "rapture." It is an experience for the whole church or body of Christ not unlike that which came to Enoch presumably (Heb. 11), or Elijah. How glorious! No wonder that in the closing verse of the fourth chapter we should be exhorted to comfort one another with these words.
Chapter 5, in continuation of the subject, speaks of the time of this event, only to rebuke that disposition on the part of some to fix dates and times for Christ's coming. So far as the situation in the world is concerned He will come "as a thief," when He is least expected, like the flood in Noah's time (Matt. 24), with the consequences spoken of in verse 3. But true Christians will not be "overtaken" in that way. Their duty and their attitude is one of watching (v. 6). They have no fear in the prospect of that day (vv. 9-11).
VII. Concluding Exhortations.
The epistle concludes with various exhortations, for example, for a proper regard for their spiritual rulers and guides (vv. 12, 13); for mutual carefulness of one another (vv. 14,15); for the spirit of prayer and rejoicing, etc., (vv. 16-18). They are exhorted to "quench not the Spirit," i. e., the Holy Spirit, and the direction in which they were tempted to thus thwart His purposes in and through them is indicated in the next verse, "Despise not prophesyings." Prophesying was one of the gifts much less esteemed than some others, as we saw in the first epistle to the Corinthians, and yet in the economy and for the upbuilding of the church it was, perhaps, the most important of all. It was synonymous with preaching and testifying, and could be exercised by the feeblest members of the church if endued with the Holy Spirit. To be sure, there might be erroneous teaching and false testimony, hence the admonitions which follow to "prove all things" holding fast that which is good, but abstaining from every form of error.
The benediction follows the greeting and the charge (vv. 23-28). (For questions see close of next lesson).
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The following is a list of keyboard shortcuts available in PowerPoint. This list is compiled from the individual keyboard shortcut lists in PowerPoint Help.
NOTE: Shortcut keys mentioned in the Help topics, menus, and dialog boxes refer to the U.S. keyboard layout. Keys on other layouts may not correspond exactly to the keys on a U.S. keyboard. If you are using a different language keyboard layout from the version of PowerPoint you are using, you may have to make adjustments when using shortcut keys.
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Keys to Delete and Copy Text and Objects
To Press ----------------------------------- --------------------- Delete one character to the left BACKSPACE Delete one word to the left CTRL+BACKSPACE Delete one character to the right DELETE Delete one word to the right CTRL+DELETE Cut selected object CTRL+X Copy selected object CTRL+C Paste cut or copied object CTRL+V Undo the last action CTRL+Z
Keys to Move Around in Text
To Move Press ------------------------------------------ ------------------------ One character to the left LEFT ARROW One character to the right RIGHT ARROW One line up UP ARROW One line down DOWN ARROW One word to the left CTRL+LEFT ARROW One word to the right CTRL+RIGHT ARROW To the end of a line END To the beginning of a line HOME Up one paragraph CTRL+UP ARROW Down one paragraph CTRL+DOWN ARROW To the end of a text box CTRL+END To the beginning of a text box CTRL+HOME To the next title or body text placeholder CTRL+ENTER To repeat the last Find action SHIFT+F4
Keys to Work in an Outline
TIP: You can use the same keys in Slide view as you do in Outline view to promote and demote paragraphs and to move selected paragraphs up and down.
To Press ----------------------------------- ------------------------------- Promote a paragraph ALT+SHIFT+LEFT ARROW Demote a paragraph ALT+SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW Move selected paragraphs up ALT+SHIFT+UP ARROW Move selected paragraphs down ALT+SHIFT+DOWN ARROW Show heading level 1 ALT+SHIFT+1 Expand text below a heading ALT+SHIFT+PLUS Collapse text below a heading ALT+SHIFT+MINUS Show all text or headings ALT+SHIFT+A Turn character formatting on or off SLASH (/) on the numeric keypad
Keys to Select Text and Objects
To Select Press ------------------------------ --------------------------- One character to the right SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW One character to the left SHIFT+LEFT ARROW To the end of a word CTRL+SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW To the beginning of a word CTRL+SHIFT+LEFT ARROW One line up SHIFT+UP ARROW One line down SHIFT+DOWN ARROW An object TAB or SHIFT+TAB until the object you want is selected All objects (Slide view) CTRL+A All slides (Slide Sorter view) CTRL+A All text (Outline view) CTRL+A
Keys to Work in Windows and Dialog Boxes
To (in Windows) Press ------------------------------------------ ------------------------------ Switch to the next program ALT+TAB Switch to the previous program ALT+SHIFT+TAB Show the Windows Start menu CTRL+ESC Close the active presentation window CTRL+W Restore the active presentation window CTRL+F5 Switch to the next presentation window CTRL+F6 Switch to the previous presentation window CTRL+SHIFT+F6 Carry out the Move command (Presentation icon menu, menu bar) CTRL+F7 Carry out the Size command (Presentation icon menu, menu bar) CTRL+F8 Minimize the presentation window CTRL+F9 Maximize the presentation window CTRL+F10 Select a folder in the Open or Save As dialog box (File menu) ALT+0 to select the folder list; then the arrow keys to select a folder Select a toolbar button in the Open or Save As dialog box (File menu) ALT+number (1 for the leftmost button, 2 for the next, and so on) Update the files visible in the Open or Save As dialog box (File menu) F5 To (in Dialog Boxes) Press ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ Switch to the next tab in a dialog box CTRL+TAB or CTRL+PAGE DOWN Switch to the previous tab in a dialog box CTRL+SHIFT+TAB or CTRL+PAGE UP Move to the next option or option group The TAB key Move to the previous option or option group SHIFT+TAB Move between options in a selected drop-down list box or between some options in a group of options The arrow keys Perform the action assigned to the selected button; select or clear the check box The SPACEBAR Move to an option in a selected drop-down list box The first letter of the option name Select an option, or select or clear a check box ALT+the letter underlined in the option name Open a selected drop-down list box ALT+DOWN ARROW Close a selected drop-down list box ESC Perform the action assigned to a default button in a dialog box ENTER Cancel a command and close a dialog box ESC
In a Text Box
To Press --------------------------------------------- ---------------------- Move to the beginning of the entry HOME Move to the end of the entry END Move one character to the left or right The LEFT ARROW or RIGHT ARROW key Move one word to the left or right CTRL+LEFT ARROW or CTRL+RIGHT ARROW Select from the insertion point to the beginning of the entry SHIFT+HOME Select from the insertion point to the end of the entry SHIFT+END Select or deselect one character to the left SHIFT+LEFT ARROW Select or deselect one character to the right SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW Select or deselect one word to the left CTRL+SHIFT+LEFT ARROW Select or deselect one word to the right CTRL+SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW
Keys to Work with MenusYou can choose any menu command by using the keyboard. Just press ALT followed by the letter underlined in the menu name, and then press the letter underlined in the command name. For example to switch to black-and-white view, press ALT+V, and then press B.
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 Display a shortcut menu that shows a list of commands relevant to the selected object SHIFT+F10 Display the program Control menu ALT+SPACEBAR Select the next or previous menu command DOWN ARROW or UP ARROW Select the menu to the left or right LEFT ARROW or RIGHT ARROW Switch between a submenu and its main menu LEFT ARROW or RIGHT ARROW
Keys to Work with Toolbars
To Press -------------------------------------- -------------------------

 Make the menu bar active F10 Select the next or previous toolbar CTRL+TAB or CTRL+SHIFT+TAB Select the next or previous button or menu on the active toolbar TAB or SHIFT+TAB Open the selected menu ENTER Perform the action assigned to the selected button ENTER Enter text in the selected text box ENTER Select an option in a drop-down list box or in a drop-down menu on a button Arrow keys to move through the options, then ENTER to select the option
Slide Show ControlsYou can use the following shortcuts while running your Slide Show.
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Keys to Use the Office AssistantTo perform most of the following, the Assistant must be active.
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[I]f President Obama is re-elected and decides to resume his stalled effort to rebuild the peace process, Netanyahu will face pressure from Obama to make concessions during the Israeli campaign. If he makes concessions, he splits his own coalition; if he refuses, and relations with the US worsen as a result, his opponents can argue that Netanyahu's hard line endangers Israel's relationship with its most important ally. Running now, when Obama has an election of his own to consider and is eager to avoid a breach with Israel for a variety of reasons, might neutralize the US issue during the race.
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But what's fascinating to me is how a center-right Israeli politician is far less hawkish and paranoid than his Jewish American audience.
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